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We have a Boss/Jungheinrich. The problem is it works okay when going straight and when turning left the drive motors change direction etc. However when turning right the drive motors don't change i.e. one going forward and the other changing to reverse to assist steering. We have fitted new sensors to the steering cylinder. Any info would be appreciated
  • Posted 12 Jul 2019 01:50
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  • By SMcG
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  • Angus, United Kingdom

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